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Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 162, 30 November 1896, Page 7

SPECIAL ! pETTIE Have just completed the purchase from ono of the local warehouses of tho balance of their CHILDREN'S and LADIES' UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS & BONNETS. The goods were purchased at a ridiculous price. 1200 HATS Will be Offered at Prices Ranging FROM 9° To 5/11 LADIES, BE ADVISED^ You will bo able to have two Hats for tfie prioe yon will pay for one elsewhere. LADIES IN WANT OF HATS, It will pay you to see them, as they are all tho Latest Novelties, but arrived too late for the general trade, con&equontly wo had tho offer of them. LADIES Are requested to inspect our large window oorner, Dixon-street, whoro a Speoial Display will be made for Saturday and during next week. VISITORS TO THE EXHIBITION, It will pay you to visit PETTIE & KENNING, Who have nothing but the LATEST NOVELTIES, while the PRICES are STRICTLY MODERATE. You will not be pressed to buy, but we shall be pleased to show you our stock. VISITORS, If you want a STYLISH DRESS made to show your friends as a SOUVENIR OF THE EXHIBITION, Visit PETTIE & KENNING, Who will turn oivt a DRESS for 12/6 Equal to anything in town at double the money. And if you want a HAT OR BONNET, We have a reputation. PETTIE & KENNING, CUBA-STREET. 81, COURTENAY-PLACE. BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS, NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES, School Books & Requisites, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. My Is Box of Stationery contains 48 sheets ruled papor, 48 square envelopes, penholder and pens, lead pencil, and sheet of blotting. J. WILSON DAVIDSON, 81, COURTENAY-PLACE. KOZIE TEA. mHE BEST IN THE WORLD. Sole Importers and Agents — FINN, CHISHOLM & CO. T^ O TJ If D". The Two Best Cures Exhibition "MOREPOEK" HAMS AND BACON, AND M'FAIfLANE'S, DUNEDIN, Can be obtained at H. VALLANCE'S, GROCER, TEA, AND PROVISION,' MERCHANT, 87, Willis-street, Wellington. JjONDON HAM & BEEF SHOP. KUCH~& CO., CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. KUCH & CO. bog to notify to tho public their noted Shop in Cuba-street (whioh has been closed since Monday, 17th August, for extensive alterations, <tc.) is now opened with a display of Ponltry, Hams, Bacon, and all the delicacies of the trade Thanking tho public for past favours, and trusting' to their liberal support in the future, and assuring them that the strictest attention will be paid to Al quality combined with reasonable prices. KUCH & CO., PORK BUTCHERS, Cuba-street. AEIENTAL TEA MART, 21, Manners-street, AND Corner Wilson and Riddiford streets, Newtown. W. CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR. jgAVE MONEY! BT PURCHASING TOUR \ Limojuice, lOd liottlo ; Assorted Cordials, 1011 bottle ; Prime Butter, 8d per lb ; Best Butter, Od per lb ; Pure Vaseline, 4d per jar ; Block Camphor, 3d oach ; Essence of Lomon, threo bottles for Is ; Corned or Boiled Boof, Is per 21b tin; Roast Mutton, Is por 21b tin; Selected Hams, 7d per lb ; Nulson Hops, Is per lb ; Dr. Keil's Sarsapttrilla, 3s 6d per bottlo ; 21b packet Patent Flour, 4Jd ; Looso Baking Powder, lOd per lb ; HALL'S LIFEBOAT TEA, Is 8d per lb (trt it) ; Lewis and Whitty'a Borax Soop.Cd per bar; HarraVay's Rolled Groats, 51b bag for Is, PROM J. T. HALL, RIDDIFORD - ST. Motto — " Cheapest and 803t." Telephono 497. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WOLLERMAN & co -> MERCHANTS AND INDENTING AGENTS, • Have commenced Business in Hunter-streot, Wellington. All tho leading brands of Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs, and Boors kept in stock, and delivered frco to any purchaser in city and at railway stations. A detailed advertisement will appear in futuro isauo as" regards agoncies. JgKND IT TO SHORTT'S. JJOLLIS BICYCLE.